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I'm trying to use asserts in selenium java. I read that for every validation, I need to use an assert as best practice. I stumbled upon this code example: WebElement button = wait.until(...
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The user defined attribute [[assumes(expression)]] Specifies that the given expression is assumed to always evaluate to true at a given point in order to allow compiler optimizations based on the ...
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Is there any way print only assert message: assert 5==4, "test" will print: Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\user\temp\test.py", line 4, in <module> ...
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There's something about the definition of Assert() in postgres that I don't really understand. Here's the defining block in src/include/c.h: /* * USE_ASSERT_CHECKING, if defined, turns on all the ...
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My unittest returns ok, but when running my code in production, I found that my value is 'wrapped' with square brackets. Further investigation shows that, it lies under the df.loc[].values . I am ...
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My very first project in rust is a small poker like card game that has five columns players put five cards in. Card is a struct that fetches its value and suite from an external API. Board on the ...
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I’m encountering a puzzling issue when using the assert macro in C++20 with std::map: Code (Fails to Compile): #include <bits/stdc++.h> using namespace std; int main() { map<pair<int, ...
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I don't understand why the following stopifnot does not error out: > suppressMessages(library(tidyverse)) > print(.packages()) [1] "lubridate" "forcats" "stringr"...
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predicate Asc(a: array<int>) reads a { forall i,j:: 0<=i<j<a.Length ==> a[i] <= a[j] } method occursInBoth(a: array<int>, b: array<int>) returns (r : bool) ...
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I would like to write a test in which I pass in as an argument a list of values, and I assert that 4 different methods are called using each value. For example @ParameterizedTest @SomeKindOfSource ...
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Suppose I have a type definition like the following: type FollowPath<T, P> = // If the first element of P is a key of T, advance P extends [infer E extends keyof T, ...infer Ps] ? ...
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I have a general C++ / Windows question for coding standards regarding compile-time assertions. static_assert is C++11 and language/compiler supported; C_ASSERT is a define from winnt.h So, if I have ...
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I am facing a problem during assertion of chinese text trying to Change language on the application from English to chinese and assert the text displayed I am using Cucumber + Testng +Selenium + java+ ...
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I am writing a validation function in Matlab R2020 to ensure that several arrays meet length requirements before they are processed. The function looks something like function [arr1, arr2, arr3, arr4] ...
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I would like to assert whether every element of an array is a sub type of a particular class. So I wrote a helper like this: private <T> void assertContainsAllSubtypes( List<? ...
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I'm trying to move assert statements out of my test function into a separate function when using pytest. Here is an example: def assertions(): assert 1 + 1 == 2, 'Addition error' assert 2 * 2 =...
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I have a function which gives me the following output (pd df): timestamp duration trial_type blink message 9199380 <NA> NaN <NA> RECORD_START 9199345 392 fixation 0 NaN etc... column ...
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I have response: <html> <body>{"name":"test","value":"new","_id":"578641fec44c56220b15e5f9"}:</body> </html> I ...
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I'm trying to make a package like zod for npm but when parsing it it doesn't update the previous type: function isString(val: unknown): asserts val is string { if (typeof val !== 'string') throw new ...
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With Rest Assured i'm parcing rest-response and comparing arrays. Response body: { "error": { "errorObjects": [ { "risks": [ { ...
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junit has assertAll which allows you to perform all the required checks without throwing an exception for one of them, thereby ignoring the rest. For example: assertAll( { assertEquals(a, b) }, ...
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How would I create a junit test that checks if given String is present in List of String? I was thinking using contains but not sure if I am on the right path or not.
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I have a function which is intermittently throwing the error __pthread_mutex_lock: Assertion `mutex->__data-__owner == 0' failed. From my research till now I came to know the following cases in ...
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There are some paths that I want to throw an Exception when I'm working / debugging, but pass (and Log an error) when in Release. This means: while working/debugging I can investigate the call stack ...
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I have a function which takes in 3 arguments and I want to make sure those three arguments are numbers. As of right now, I've made this after a bit of experimenting and it seems to work but I'm not ...
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